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... a TUESDAY« MARCH 18, 1941 RUGBY SAILOR INVESTED FOR HEROISM AT 'rfoft hit action daring the Dunkirk I evacuation, Petty Arthur I Godden, aon of Hr. and Ilia. A. God- I den, *O, Abbey Street, *“ I recently with the Din tin* I Service Medal bv the King ...
... Dunkirk Soldier In Trouble BIT OF TOMFOOLERY rYINO fornt what ho had bc«e through Dnnkirk, and hit of tomfoolery, were the explanation* given by two Kughy eoldien when they wen brought before Kugby Polk* Court, labt Friday, on charge theft. Ptc. Ronald ...
... Iters to the Editor Readers Who Say What They Think The Vote: Dunkirk -They Laughed: Control of Dogs-The Bye-Law-4 Paradise’-Dog Bit Girl WHILE agreeing that the vote /on shoes, pram and basket wheels, a responsibility, I cannot 1 house floors and. as ...
... DEATH OF Mgr NAVIN-— A GENTLE PRIEST’ A priest who, as a_Forces chaplain, was among those evacuated from the Dunkirk beaches, Mons_ignor Bernard Navin, parish pricst of the Sacred Heart, Bilton, died last week. He was 54. . - Monsignor Navin, Vicar- ...
... RUGBY SAILOR . INVESTED FOif HEROISM AT FOB hi* action daring Um Dunkirk cTieuation, Petty Oficer Arthar Mr. Jut Mr*. A. Ocdden, 30, Abbey Street, Eugby, wu recently invented vith the DUtinguished Service Medal by the King, when hie mother and lather ...
... THE EPIC OF Dunkirk Rugby Officer* s Experience A 'RECENT BROADCAST GAUUANXHy diipUyeU 6y the N»vy dunn* the hax•rdoni eeacnatioa of the B.K.F. float Dunkirk, leal year, waa vividly recalled by D. Cowley, of 231, Hillmorton Bead, itafby, when h» broadewt ...
... THE BATTLE OF DUNKIRK Four-Fifths Of B.E.F: Saved TRIBUTE PY MINISTER FOR WAR IN broadcast talk Sunday night, Mr. Anthony Eden, Secretary of State for War, announced that more than four-fifths of the British Expeditionary Force which the Germans claimed ...
... “The L.M.S At War TREMENDOUS TASKS ACCOMPLISHED BETWEEN DUNKIRK AND D-DAY THE L.M.S. at War’’ is the title book published the London, Midland and Scottish Railway Company, which chronicles the tremendous tasks of that railway during the late war, and ...
... shield over freedom Over Dunkirk —too few Over Singapore— toe few Over Crete —too few But die factories hummed, and the people toiled ; more planet, more planes wjr# thousands . . ' , • Squadron after Squadron— . roaring into the Layer above layer ], ...
... Southern League Midland Division Halesowen Town 2 VS Rugby 2 HERE was a cracker of a éa;fiéa; an action packed drama played on a Dunkirk of a pitch. VS were left wondering why Halesowen have laid drains ten yards apart along the length of The Grove in the middle ...
... week-end to see the England v. France match, Or Own ln The 33 members and friends left on Friday by coach to Dover, and then to Dunkirk W ll ° | by ferry. Mr. M. G. Cox, secretary, and Mr. M. C. H. Penfold, assistant secretary, WELLINGTON T. 2, RUGBY T. 2. Rugby ...
... written by Mr. G. E. J. Jeffery, condemning the Evreux-Rugby twinning bcccust of memories of Dunkirk. One a lellcr from the departmental president the Flandcrs- Dunkirk branch of the French National Association of Old Comrades, M. Adrian Qucmin, written to ...